First of all this is a very solid skid. I plan on testing it THOROUGHLY on the trails. No mall crawler here. Second, this fit great. It lined up without any issues and was esy enough to install solo (with the help of a simple jack and piece of cardboard).

Now the bad. Some of the outside holes that the new bolts are installed through are not big enough to put any socket or wrench through. It's impossible to put it on if this is not corrected. I had to use a dremmel and grind out the hole to fit a socket in to install the bolts. Only two of the holes were too tight to fit through but I did all five holes to be sure. I painted mine red for show but I expect it'll get scraped off in short order :)

Easy install looks good painted black solid !

Incase anyone is looking for a TJ dana 44 rear diff skid this one will work with minor trimming. If you don't trim then it won't sit flush up in the rear of the skid. This looks beefy and it should do it's job of protecting the pinion ( that's why I got it. )

I'm happy with my purchase. Plate is plenty beefy. Install is as simple as the instructions. No torque spec for the diff bolts, but a search online is just as simple. Based my purchase on not having to replace the fluids like you would with an aftermarket cover.

I was a little concerned about the U bolt around the input pinion housing of the differential but it is split as a rock.